The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, with generous support from the Still Water Foundation, will convene Landscape First: Unearthing the Benefits of Nature-Based Solutions on April 3rd and 4th. Interactive talks and panels will explore how nature-based solutions inspire creativity, unite neighborhoods, improve health, and support new infrastructure for resilience.

The theme of the conference is centered on social and economic justice, equity and inclusion, and grassroots community-led efforts that create positive impact and enhance the quality of life for smaller communities across the Southern United States.

The Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty is hosting Together at the Table, which gathers together people and organizations devoted to strengthening food security to share ideas and effective solutions.

his year’s conference theme, Elevating What Works, is spotlighting the strategies and solutions that bolster economic and social vitality in rural communities — embracing empowerment, working together, and leveraging assets.

Humanities Texas will conduct in-person and online professional development programs for social studies and English language arts teachers.

With the theme Unlocking Opportunities, this Summit brings together leaders, advocates, funders, and innovators to address the critical issues shaping financial resilience and security across the state.

OneStar's 2025 Texas Nonprofit Summit, offers valuable opportunities for nonprofit changemakers of all backgrounds to learn, network, and collaborate with others from across the state

Join Texas Rural Funders and the Texas Tribune for "Small Towns, Big Possibilities. A Symposium on the Future of Rural Texas." 

Imagine a Day Without Water is a day that brings together diverse participants to highlight how water is essential, invaluable, and in need of continuous investment.

Join Jobs for the Future for a webinar series focused on innovative and promising practices for pathways, education, and workforce development in rural communities. Each 50-minute webinar will provide actionable and equitable strategies that support inclusive economic development and economic advancement for rural residents.

This session from the North Texas Nonprofit Institute will cover what 211 Texas is, how to reach us, what options are available when someone calls in, what types of resource we list, how we work disasters, the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry, and how to use the 211 Texas website.